Sentence examples for engineer points from inspiring English sources

The 76-year-old former engineer points to a ridge a few metres from the perimeter fence of the island's tiny airport.

An engineer points to grey gneiss and impossibly steep cliffs, describing plans for an 11.2km (7-mile) tunnel, 6 metres wide, to be blasted through the mountain.

In a field 500 metres north of Hungary's border with Serbia, Mouti, a 50-year-old oil engineer, points at the muddy field around him.

Alex Horne, an ecological engineer, points out that five big declines in the sucker fish since 1970 have all taken place at times when the lake was at its average depth, or even deeper.

Walking along the Battery in the first soup of summer heat, John Boulé, engineer, points to Castle Clinton, in the park, built to defend New York Harbor against a British invasion in 1812.

In this paper, sharply application-oriented, the possibilities offered by the wavelet techniques have been analysed: both the DSP specialist and the field engineer points of view have been joined to exploit the new approach of its best.

To fill this gap, and aid software engineers and architects, in this article, we survey and create a concise and up-to-date comparison of NoSQL engines, identifying their most beneficial use case scenarios from the software engineer point of view and the quality attributes that each of them is most suited to.

(His sound engineer pointed out the coincidence).

Moreover, a set of wished modelling facilities from the control engineer point of view is highlighted.

But a recent conversation with James Dyson, the British designer and engineer, pointed to another side of patents — their value, economic necessity and the need for principled enforcement.

Engineered double-stranded DNA breaks can efficiently disrupt genes, or, with the right donor vector, engineer point mutations and gene insertions.